It should be beneath the sub-heading of ‘console’.

Select “ Network” when you are in the console’s settings.

Open your Xbox console and navigate to its “ Settings” from the home page.

You can always revert back the changes using the same method and select “Set DNS Automatically”. If the console is unable to set the DNS automatically, we can try setting Google’s address as its DNS and check if this solves the problem.

Try connecting your Xbox to the internet again and check if the problem got solved.

Wait for approximately 2-3 minutes before plugging in and turning on both systems.

Now turn off your router and also plug its power cable.

Take out its power cable after shutting it down.

Press and hold the Xbox logo on your console for about 5-8 seconds until it shuts down completely.

This will ensure that all the capacitors are discharged and there are no discrepancies when we try connecting to the network again. Make sure that you plug out the main power supply of both the devices when following out this solution. When we reset the console, all the network configurations currently assigned are lost and they take a fresh start.

Most of the time just closing the console and turning it back on resolves the majority of the problems. Solution 1: Resetting your Console and Routerīefore we move on to assigning a pre-defined DNS address to the console or resetting your router, we can try power looping your console and router.

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